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Supermac’s and Galway LGFA have announced that the company will sponsor the Senior and Minor LGFA teams for 2022. Galway LGFA’s Chairperson, Betty Hernon, said she wished to sincerely thank Pat and Úna McDonagh of Supermacs for their generous sponsorship of the Galway Ladies Senior and Minor teams.

Galway GAA PRO Seamus Finnerty has completed a number of interesting online projects in recent months.

A late Galway surge made the final 1-24 to 1-18 scoreline look more comfortable than Sunday’s Leinster championship opener actually was. Plucky Carlow hurled with plenty of spirit and no little amount of skill and left Galway manager Micheál Donoghue with plenty to ponder ahead of Wexford’s upcoming visit to Salthill.

Galway Ladies are on the hunt for another scalp in this year's All Ireland championship when they face Westmeath in Duggan Park on Saturday (2pm).

The Galway ladies lost out narrowly last Monday to Donegal in the TG4 All-Ireland ladies' senior football championship in Pearse Park in Longford when they went down by a single point, on a score-line of 3-15 to 4-11.

On Sunday afternoon in Elverys MacHale Park the Mayo ladies senior football team will be looking to get back on winning ways when the take on Kerry in the penultimate round of the National Football League.

A new season begins for Galway Ladies footballers on Sunday in their first campaign in the National Football League division one.

IT Sligo manager and former Mayo junior team manager, Michael Moyles has joined up as part of the Mayo ladies management team for this year. The Crossmolina native will be coming on board with Peter Clarke’s current management team who are going into their second year in charge of Mayo.

Galway ladies begin their season when the Bord Gais Energy National Ladies Football League kicks off on Sunday.